Mexicans fear Trump deportation plan will lead to refugee camps along border

[Dianalorena 1,153]

11 hours ago, cyberfx1024 said:

I totally agree with a majority of what you said. But I also believe that Mexico needs to do a better job at securing its on borders. When they openly allow hundreds of people from other countries like Haiti and Cuba to come in and use them to come to the USA, they have a part to play as well. 

I get that is partially our responsibility, and I agree borders should be more secure. I just wish we didn't have a million issues besides that. I can see my country getting extra pissed if Peña Nieto invested a lot of money on border security, he isn't a popular president, my country hates him and tensions are high. He is the equivalent of a member of a ''republican'' party  (PRI) against the blue party (PAN) or ''liberals'' we don't operate like that, but it's similar. 

I just hope the U.S doesn't cut the financial aid to Mexico, especially those regarding borders. We might be struggling with the new administration, but we need to be smart about it and either keep our ties with the U.S or find new ones.  But if Peña agrees with Trump (whether it is to keep Mexico's economy afloat) or he tells him to suck it, we still end up in trouble. There is no right or wrong answer, and I can see how complicated this situation is overall. 

[eieio 1,594]

3 hours ago, Dilorena said:

I wouldn't have done it any other way. It might be a lengthy, frustrating and expensive process, but thankfully I can afford it and I know it's the right way to do things.

I just understand when people are desperate enough (although I don't condone it) to find another way.

 

You are the type of immigrant we want. You respect our laws and hopefully will love our country as your own. Not only that you are rational, speak excellent english(at least write) and will add to our country.